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August 11th update: when is a peak not a peak? | Swine Flu in Australia
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. August 11th update: when is a peak not a peak? When is a peak not a peak? When it’s a plateau. Well maybe. Anyway – here is the latest 7 day moving average graph. We seem to be bouncing around the 600 new confirmed cases per day at the moment. O get the new admission figures worked out over the next few days). Page at the top of this blog. If you want to have a closer look at the graphs, just double-click on them. Notify...
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vrouwen worden knapper dankzij evolutie – Vrouwentips.nl
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Skip to main content. Vrouwen worden knapper dankzij evolutie. Augustus 31, 2009. 2 gedachten over “ vrouwen worden knapper dankzij evolutie. Oktober 22, 2009 om 9:48 pm. Ik heb een account en ga leuke verhalen schrijven om jullie te amuseren. Intussen kunnen jullie al eens een kijkje nemen op mijn weblog waar je de allerallernieuwste nieuwtjes op gebied van een helaas toch wel serieus onderwerp; H1N1 kunt lezen. dagelijkse updates en zonder franje en al helemaal niet gekleurd. Hebben wij een afspraak?
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Swine Flu in Australia | Trying to make sense of A/H1N1 | Page 2
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. The week it peaked over here? After a week away, I’ve just updated the 7 day moving average graph to last Friday (latest available date). We’ve seen a fall in the 7 day moving average of reported new cases from 712 to 469 in Australia. Here’s the graph:. Does last week mark the peak of Swine Flu over here – the crest of the “pandemic wave”? I doubt it. I’m sure we’re just testing fewer people. Comments : Leave a Comment.
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August 10: numbers bounce back | Swine Flu in Australia
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. August 10: numbers bounce back. Laquo; The week it peaked over here? How does this flu season compare with others? Date : August 10, 2009. Tags: swine flu Australia. Categories : swine flu. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. 71,783 hits since May 2009. Singa...
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Daily hospital admissions plateau: are we still yet to see the peak? | Swine Flu in Australia
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. Daily hospital admissions plateau: are we still yet to see the peak? So maybe I was premature yeaterday in calling a peak for the first phase here in Oz. Today I finally got around to graphing daily hospital admissions of people with Swine Flu. And, as you can see, this graph isn’t really showing a peak yet. As I said yesterday: Are we at the peak? I don’t know. Let’s see what the next week brings. Date : August 27, 2009.
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August 17th update | Swine Flu in Australia
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. Here are the graphs for the August 17th update from the Department of Health and Ageing. Spring feels like it has arrived early over the last few days (at least here in Sydney), but I’m not going to call a peak yet. I’m updating the Australian graphs page as well, but remember you can expand these graphs for easier viewing just by clicking on them. Should we call the “peak” on the first wave here in Oz? Singapore: Spike ...
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How does this flu season compare with others? | Swine Flu in Australia
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. How does this flu season compare with others? Just how much worse is this flu season here in Australia, compared to other seasons? I’ve looked at this question twice before, over the past few weeks (see here. For good background). Well it’s time to take another look – because the numbers are in for July 2009. The bottom point is the minimum value for this month. The top point is the maximum. Note that these are notificat...
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Just how much worse is this than a normal flu season in Australia? | Swine Flu in Australia
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. Just how much worse is this than a normal flu season in Australia? I’ve been searching around trying to answer the question: just how much worse is this than a normal flu season in Australia? Laquo; Another 561 cases in the last 24 hours. Again – largest daily increase. Date : July 15, 2009. Malaysia: 804 cases of H1N1 « Flu News Network. 8230;] Just how much worse is this than a normal flu season in Australia? 34,180 co...
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Tourism and Hotel industry in nepal: August 2009
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Tourism and Hotel industry in nepal. Enter your search terms. Monday, August 31, 2009. Qatar Airways' Nepal service to be increased. Civil Aviation Authority, Abdul Aziz al-Noaimi, and undersecretary of the Nepalese Tourism. And National Aviation ministry, Nagendra Prasad Ghimire. . See all stories on this topic. HAN eyes Thai market for NTY 2011. A 70-member HAN delegation is leaving for Bangkok tomorrow to make preparations for Nepal Tourism. Year 2011 (NTY) in collaboration with the Nepalese. Agricult...
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Moving average of daily deaths may give a good indicator of the progress of the pandemic | Swine Flu in Australia
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Swine Flu in Australia. Trying to make sense of A/H1N1. Australian swine flu graphs. Moving average of daily deaths may give a good indicator of the progress of the pandemic. I’ve been thinking about how we map the progress of the pandemic here. The Department of Health and Ageing’s daily confirmed cases are good – but we all assume they understate the true number of Swine Flu cases out there by 1 to 2 orders of magnitude. Why? Because the overwhelming number of people who get Swine Flu are not. Anyway &...
